Saving 6
Chloe Walsh, 2023
Joey Lynch is trouble with a wrecked home behind him; Aoife Molloy refuses to be scared off. An Irish love story about two people who keep hurting.
Feels like love, family and longing.
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Joey and Aoife first appeared as supporting characters in Binding 13, the opening book of Walsh's Boys of Tommen series, before getting their own story here.
The case for loving someone who ruins your peace.
You shouldn’t settle for anything less than being in love to the point of madness. The only person that you should be settling for is the person who unsettles you the most. The person who drives you to the brink of suicide because he or she makes you feel so fucking much that you can’t catch your breath or remotely function without them. And what’s more is you won’t want to. You won’t want to breathe, or feel, or fucking function without them. That’s how you’ll know that it’s a real relationshop Molloy. Only when you’re feeling the most discomfort you’ve ever felt in your entire life, should you even consider settling. Because that’s when you’ll know you’re in love, which, sounds to me, like a hell of a lot nicer way to live than settling for someone you have nothing in common with because it’s comfortable. Chloe Walsh, 2023
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